have your work cut out
idiomPart ofwork
have your work cut out — idiom
1. to face a very difficult task that will require a lot of effort to complete succ
1.idiom
Definition
to face a very difficult task that will require a lot of effort to complete successfully
Example
The new teacher has her work cut out with a class of thirty lively seven-year-olds.
The small team has its work cut out finishing the project before the winter holidays.